Richmond man arrested at gas station after woman s body found near interstate
Dinwiddie Sheriff s deputies were called to MAPCO, at 6460 Boydton Plank Road, late Thursday afternoon after people inside the convenience store reported 20-year-old Tikeise Johnson acting oddly.
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RICHMOND, Va. A man arrested Thursday at a Dinwiddie County convenience store was wanted in connection to the death of a Richmond woman.
Cierra Jackson s body was found Thursday along the side of a North Carolina highway.
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Dinwiddie Sheriff s deputies were called to MAPCO, at 6460 Boydton Plank Road, late Thursday afternoon after people inside the convenience store reported 20-year-old Tikeise Johnson acting oddly. Johnson, according to detectives, stopped at the store to get gas on his way back to Richmond from North Carolina.
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MIDDLEBURG â A women from Richmond, Virginia, found alongside an Interstate 85 ramp suffered apparent gunshot wounds and died, and a man from Richmond will be charged with first-degree murder in connection with the case.
Vance County Sheriff Curtis Brame said deputies were called to the scene â the Exit 220 northbound on-ramp, near a Mobil gas station â at about 3:26 p.m. on Thursday.
The initial reports they received indicated the woman, Cierra Jackson, had possible stab wounds. But she had ânumerous apparent gunshot wounds to the body.â Emergency responders performed CPR, but she was pronounced dead at the scene, Brame said.
Authorities received a description of a vehicle and possible suspect, and passed it along to other law-enforcement agencies in North Carolina and Virginia via a be-on-the-lookout advisory.
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The University of North Georgia women s basketball team has been voted to finish fifth out of the 14 league teams in the annual Peach Belt Conference preseason coaches poll announced on Thursday from the league office. The Nighthawks received 122 points including one first place vote as seven different teams were voted to finish atop the league standings. br br
Columbus State received a total of five out of a possible 13 first place votes to finish with 146 points as the Cougars are the league s preseason favorite. Not far behind was Georgia College in second place with 139 points and Clayton State finished third with 132 points. Armstrong was fourth in the voting with 124 points, followed by North Georgia and USC Aiken in fifth and sixth. Lander, Young Harris, Georgia Regents, Flagler, UNC Pembroke, Francis Marion, Georgia Southwestern, and Montevallo rounded out the rest of the voting. br
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